Google May Soon Let Users Rate Apps Through In-app Dialog Boxes - peaseandided

While I'm in for most of us don't really look at app ratings for apps that we're well conscious of, when it comes to trying out an app that's relatively unknown, the app's ratings and reviews connected the Play Store can make a immense first impression happening the user's creative thinker.

However, spell users are likely to head all over to the Flirt Store to leave a negative rating or review for an app they didn't like, the chances of a exploiter heading to the Play Store to give a positive rating are comparatively blue.

Now, according to an APK teardown of the Play Store app by XDA developers, it looks like Google might be look for a way to solve that problem by rental app-developers involve users to rate their apps without leaving the app.

XDA flyblown an natural process called "com.google.android.finsky.inappreviewdialog.InAppReviewActivity" in the new app, which definitely looks like it'll let users review apps from within the apps itself, without having to head over to the Play Entrepot.

The APK also showed ternary new layout files called "in_app_review_dialog_fragment, in_app_review_dialog_rate_review_layout, and in_app_review_dialog_thank_you_layout", however, the files are presently innocent, so, according to XDA's findings, launching the InAppReviewActivity currently only displays a Submit button and does zero more.

While this sounds look-alike a cool way for app developers to get more positive ratings on their apps, and for users to be able to mention their positive (or negative) experiences with apps without having to work through the trouble of going to the Turn Storehouse listing for the app, it also opens up a possibility for abuse, and that's something Google will motivation to work on.

Either way, with the layout files still empty, information technology's clear that even if Google ever pushes this feature out, it's still a long clock time away.